The new proximity radar shows cars ahead, alongside, and behind your own car in a compact transparent overlay. Its rings and center lines make direction and distance easy to read without covering the track.
Build information around the virtual mirror
The new mirror overlay wraps iRacing's virtual mirror with a resizable frame. Place spotter indicators at either side and keep the lap delta directly below the mirror without covering the reflected view.
Follow race-control events as they happen
The new event feed records slowdowns, black flags, repair flags, and disqualifications with the affected driver, lap, and session time. Compact flag marks also appear in timing tables so penalties stay visible without crowding the driver row.
More in this release
- Widgets: Add radar, mirror overlay, and event feed widgets to dashboards or overlay scenes.
- Data widgets: Display more iRacing values, including weather, pit repairs, incident limits, DRS, energy systems, and tire readings.
- Driver tags: Choose first and last initials or three letters from the last name.
- Telemetry: Configure iRacing to transmit data for up to 64 cars without changing the number of rendered cars.
Fixes
- Overlays Manual and automatic startup choices persist instead of reverting.
- Data widgets Metric widgets respond to every frame style, including a frameless presentation without a background or border.
- Lap charts Graphs fill the available widget height.
- Previews Dashboard previews match the rendered display, with a direct control for the name-and-number animation.
- Editor Dragging and resizing in scaled previews keeps widgets under the pointer, including near the bottom edge.
Improvements
- Overlays Windows follow the iRacing game window in the desktop stack and stop covering other apps after focus changes.
- Inspector Added compact, theme-aware controls for frames, typography, labels, spacing, and visibility.
- Data widgets Expanded metric search and kept category headings fixed while browsing.